IF AN ELECTED legislator were to claim college students lack life experience and act on emotion, there would not be much controversy. If said legislator were to impede on students' rights because of these two characteristics, however, then the situation would be murkier.
New Hampshire Speaker of the House Bill O'Brien claimed college naivet
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WETMORE: A justification for Gov. Spanberger’s appointments
By Celeste Wetmore | 19 hours agoThe Board continued their search without pause in the face of these checks on their operations, demonstrating the detachment of its agenda from community wishes and concerns — and providing clear justification for Spanberger’s actions.
KURTZWEIL: A University removed from its leadership
By Paul Kurtzweil | YesterdayThe administration of the University acts without care of consequences because it knows there are none, and it is becoming incredibly frustrating to watch. The University community needs to alter its approach to these issues, or nothing will change.
SULLIVAN: Vote in student elections — no, seriously
By Scarlett Sullivan | 3 days agoThe mandate to engage with these benefits is as simple as a couple of clicks on the UBE email — students should vote in this upcoming 2026 student election.
